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Microsoft's Quantum-Safe Program roadmap update

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Microsoft has updated its Quantum-Safe Program (QSP) roadmap, aiming to make its products and services quantum-safe by 2033. The roadmap outlines a phased transition strategy to integrate post-quantum cryptography (PQC) into core products and services. Early deployment of quantum-safe capabilities is expected by 2029, with default enablement in subsequent years. The updated roadmap includes three phases: integrating foundational security components, core infrastructure services, and all services and endpoints. Microsoft has already integrated PQC algorithms into SymCrypt, a cryptographic library used across Windows, Azure, and Microsoft 365. The company is also focusing on updating foundational components in its infrastructure services and plans to roll out PQC algorithms into all services and endpoints starting in 2027.

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  1. 21.08.2025 01:42 πŸ“° 1 articles Β· ⏱ 26d ago

    Microsoft updates Quantum-Safe Program roadmap

    Microsoft has released an updated roadmap for its Quantum-Safe Program, aiming to make its products and services quantum-safe by 2033. The roadmap outlines a phased transition strategy to integrate post-quantum cryptography into core products and services. Early deployment of quantum-safe capabilities is expected by 2029, with default enablement in subsequent years. The roadmap includes three phases: integrating foundational security components, core infrastructure services, and all services and endpoints. Microsoft has already integrated PQC algorithms into SymCrypt, a cryptographic library used across Windows, Azure, and Microsoft 365.

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  • Microsoft aims to achieve quantum-safe products and services by 2033, two years ahead of the U.S. and other governments' deadlines.

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  • Quantum-safe capabilities in Microsoft's core products and services are expected to be available for early deployment by 2029.

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  • Microsoft's QSP roadmap includes a modular framework to ensure services and systems can resist quantum attacks.

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  • The roadmap outlines three phases: foundational security components, core infrastructure services, and all services and endpoints.

    First reported: 21.08.2025 01:42
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  • PQC algorithms based on NIST standards have been integrated into SymCrypt, a cryptographic library used across Windows, Azure, and Microsoft 365.

    First reported: 21.08.2025 01:42
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  • SymCrypt includes ML-KEM and ML-DSA algorithms through Microsoft's Cryptography API: Next Generation (CNG).

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  • Microsoft has enabled TLS hybrid key exchange to prepare for harvest-now, decrypt-later (HNDL) threats.

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  • The final phase of the roadmap involves integrating PQC algorithms into Windows, Azure services, Microsoft 365, data platforms, and Copilot services starting in 2027.

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